multitouch

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i saw this thread over in the vogue rom development. thought i'd bring this to everyones attention over here. 1 person confirmed that it does work but it needs some work. i thought maybe one of the android developers can take a look at it???

it's being looked at and multitouch is already available for many android applications, we've just never had support etc because of the whole resistive screen thing.. So we'll see what happens..
No promises, no timelines, let's not get silly on this thread with "I can't wait to see that!" style responses

Originally Posted by mssmison

it's being looked at

man if we can get this to work that would be awsome!!

speaking of features that would be awesome



i was wondering if anyone knew the tweak for
sliding between android screens a bit easier (lik htc sense ui rosie)


Its smoother with sense ui rosie than regular android.
(i didnt wanna make a new thread for this)

This is why I started the thread. I knew it'd make its way over to the Android devs and hopefully go somewhere. Its cool but not enough for me to go back to WinMo.

Originally Posted by intimidatorx31

speaking of features that would be awesome



i was wondering if anyone knew the tweak for
sliding between android screens a bit easier (lik htc sense ui rosie)


Its smoother with sense ui rosie than regular android.
(i didnt wanna make a new thread for this)

Just letting you know enabling multitouch on a resistive touch screen does not make it as responsive as a capacitive one. It just allows more than one point to be registered at a time.

Originally Posted by kiwilime

Just letting you know enabling multitouch on a resistive touch screen does not make it as responsive as a capacitive one. It just allows more than one point to be registered at a time.

haha that wasnt my question. Capacitive screens use electricity or w/e in your fingertips; hence you barely touch and it recognizes. Resistive screens requires pressure.
Progress Multitouch on resistive screen is as fast as polar ice caps melting.


what i was referring to was how "MUCH" you have to swipe in order to get to the page on the left or right.

In htc sense builds
*you barely have to slide and it recognizes that you wanna get to another page.

In android builds (non htc rosie aka sense ui)
*you have to swipe alot (probably from one side of the screen to the other side).




I know this is possible because i've used panda hero theme (Which emulates sense ui). And the swiping was noticeably less resistant almost lik those htc sense builds i was refering to.



i think i have to make a video just to ask my question if im not explaining it that well.